Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-03
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Oh for England.
NEW YORK, June 2d.-Richard NJ. Wal
ters sailed in the Germania yesterday, tax
ing with him the Gladstone testimonial.
the funds for which were largely raised bv
the World. On the same steamer were L.
NJ. lddings and wife, the latter the daugh-
ter of Josiah Belden formerly of San Jose
who will spend the summer abroad. C. P.
Huntington, wife and daughter, sail on the
Aurania on Saturday. While abroad Miss
Huntington will marry Samuel S. Fales, of
this city. but the date is not fixed
Baseball Record.
New YORK, June 2d.-Brooklyn, 5; st.
Louis, 8.
INDIANAPOLIS = Indianapolis, 8; Pitts
burg, 6.
WAsHINGroN-Washington, 8; New York,
Boston, .; Philadelphia,
none.
Observation-Disclosures, 13; Cincinnati, I.
The Ballet Cut Out.
ST. LOUIS, June 2d-Out of Difference to
public opinion, the grand ballet will be
left out of all future operate performances
OF the National Opera Company, except
where the opera calls for a ballet. This is
because many church people have boy
sented it. Manager Locke saws the aban
donment of the grand ballet will reduce
the expenses of the organization consider
ably.
New Hampshire's Reform Governor.
CONCORD IN. H. June 2d.-The inau-
guration of Governor Sawyer took place
to-day with the usual ceremonies. He
recommends legislation providing for
ten-hour law and weekly payments, and
for the arbitration of labor troubles. He
advocates prohibitory temperance and free
textbooks for the public schools.
To Have Free Delivery.
WASHINGTON, June 2d.-Stockton, Cal.
and Salem, Or, having attained each a
population of 10000. and their Postoffices
having returned revenue of $4,000, or
over the free delivery system will be ex-
tended to them on July 1st.
Heavy Damage Suits.
BosToN, June 2d.-George Fred Williams
has brought thirty-two suits against the
Boston and Providence Railroad Company,
as attorney for those injured in the recent
disaster at Bussey Bridge The damages
claimed in these cases vary from $500 to
$1,000, and aggregate over 100000.
Butler Has No More Bricks,
BosToY, June 2d.-A Butler Club was
formed here to-day. General Butler was
sent for, and in brief speech thanked the
members for their expression of good will,
and said he was with them socially. He
could not see any political field for them.
He had not the intention, he said, of en-
tering politics again, unless an emergency
should demand it.
Hanlau and Gaudaur Again.
CHICAGO, June 2d.-At meeting between
Edwin Hanlan and ]. A. ST. John in the
Inter Ocean Office this evening. another
race was arranged between Hanlan and
Gaudaur, over the same course on july
23d, for stake of 81 900 side, but it NAV
be raised to $500 if Hanlan desires.
A Hero's Sad Fate.
New YORK, June '2d.-Captain Jack Hus-
sey, of Castle Garden, the savior of thirty
four persons from drowning, and the proud
possessor of a number of medals of honor
from Congress, the Legislature and other
bodies, was fatally shot through the body
tonight by policeman G. Hams, in front of
his own house. Hussey is dying.
One Months Finances.
WASHINGTON, June 2d.-Statements pre-
pared at the Treasury Department show
there was net decrease of s., All 800 in
the circulation during May. and a net in
crease of SlO,950,7S9 in the cash in the
Treasury during the same period. The
coinage Of the minis during May amounted
to 81, 800, ,575. of which 81 100000 were
standard silver dollars.
Fur Dealers Failure.
New YORK, June 2d.-Gustay Herzog
iealer in furs, has failed. His assets are
s40, 900, and his liabilities $4,000.